Council Year Ends on Happy Note
Dr. A. G. Pennell retires from the council after many years of service. At a special supper, colleagues praised his generosity and character. He urged continued charity among councillors, thanked his wife for support, and received flowers from the Mayoress.
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Cr. Pennell
Pennell
Alert Watchman Captures Shopbreakers
Mr J M Johnson of Sunshine Security Patrol Service surprised two men trying to break into Grosss chemist shop in Hampshire Road Wednesday at 11 80 p m He overpowered them and took them to Sunshine Police Station A jemmy and a bag were recovered The two men face local court on charges of attempted shop breaking
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J. M. Johnson
Whe
Sunshine Security Patrol Service
Gross
Hampshire Road
Sunshine
Jemmy
Will
Theft of tools from Fred Langstrige’s car
Tools valued at £10 were stolen from the car of Fred Langstrige at 30 Rochester Street Sun Shine while parked on the street early this week.
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Fred Langstrige
Rochester
Mayor and Mayoress Congratulated on Year of Office
Congratulations were offered to Mayor and Mayoress Cr and Mrs G E Dobson at a municipal function. Speakers praised the mayor for duties carried out despite ill health and thanked staff and public helpers. Dr Poole noted a 90 percent increase in duties since earlier years.
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G. E. Dobson
J's
Cr H. Skinner
Dr. Poole
Pennell
E. Hargreaves
Sunshine Teams Set for Semi finals in Local District
Local fans can watch two Sunshine teams in semi finals this Saturday. Sunshine's first eighteen face Fairfield in the Metropolitan League semi at Deer Park. The second eighteen meet East Brunswick at Selwyn Park. A supporters' bus leaves the Post Office at 2 p.m.
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Sunshine
Fairfield
Deer Park
East Brunswick
Selwyn Park
Local Team Lineups and Travel Details for Bucks Match
The report lists team lineups with backs half backs centers half forwards and forwards for Bucks and Sunshine Seconds East Brunswick at Selwyn Park. It notes players for both sides and arrivals with buses leaving the Post Office at 1 30 pm and 2 pm. Players to be at ground by 2 pm sharp.
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G. Southern
D. Kennedy
Mastin
B. Titford
B. Pearce
A. James
Bucks
N. McGrath
I. Lee
Rover
T. Moiler
Coxhill
Nelson
A. Douglas
H. Tribe
A. Beachley
A Davenport
R. Mastin
L. Hegarty
Two Italian Migrants Charged With Theft Of Boxes
Carlo Stella and Vincent Cervini of 288 Hampshire Road face charges after allegedly stealing two fruit cases from Boorer's fruit shop rear in Hampshire Road Sunshine Court heard on Tuesday. Witness John Martin Johnson said he saw them climb the fence at 11 30 p.m. on July 13 and later chased them down the street. Shop manager Gordon Paterson valued each box at two shillings. The matter was adjourned with the defendants ordered to pay £1 1s in costs for interpreter services.
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Boorer
Hampshire Road
Sunshine Court
John Martin Johnson
Monash St
Sunshine
Sunshine Security Patrol Service
First Coast
Miller
Gordon Paterson
Carlo Stella
Vinicld Cervini
Cribbes Sentenced for Receiving Baltic Flooring Theft
Leslie John Cribbes of 66 Kingaville Street West Footscray was given 12 months imprisonment by Mr Justice Dean in General Sessions for receiving Baltic flooring allegedly stolen from Simplex Trading Company Brooklyn last June. Cribbes was committed for trial from the Sunshine Court. Sunshine Police report a gentleman's green bicycle awaiting owner claim.
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Leslie John Cribbes
Kingaville St
West Footscray
Justice Dean
Simplex Trading Coy
Brooklyn
Cribbes
Sunshine Court
Yugoslav 28 testifies in attempted murder case
Anton Weiser told Sunshine Court he was struck on the head with an axe by his English stepfather William Crummey after an argument over ten shillings missing from a purse. Crummey, of Elizabeth Street St Albans, is committed for trial on the charge.
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Sunshine Court
St. Albans
William Joseph Crummey
Elizabeth Street
Anton Weiser
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Weiser
Crummey
Man on Drink Driving Charge After Notable Van Incident
At Braybrook see John McDon n Annesley Street the defendant drove Hampahi in a pac car on Saturday August 16. A panel van was seen erratically on the road and the police followed. The van halted and the driver appeared slumped. The accused showed strong liquor smell and incoherent speech at Footscray station admitting drinks but refusing to give a number.
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Footscray
Man accused of killing neighbor with axe in old argument
Leon Kolodziejczak testifies he lived next to defendant and saw Weiser hand him an axe saying he would kill everybody. Police report show Weiser bleeding, police inquiry, and a confession of hitting with the axe amid a long ongoing dispute. Committed for trial at the Supreme Court with bail set at £150.
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Weiser
Leon Kolodziejczak
Elizabeth St. St. Albans
Weer
Leon
Dave Power
Geoffrey de Vere
Miller
Supreme Court
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